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it is usually hardware issues I suppose, like the screen will stop working, or the inside screen will work and outside won't etc. The phones have always looked just like new though.
I would assume though that Droid phones are built with higher end hardware though than the phones I've gotten refurbished.
I've had a the dreaded razr, the voyager, and the samsung reality as refurbished phones all of which had worked fine at first but shortly after had given me issues.
Of course I do believe that even with the refurbished phones you can buy a full replacement "Like new" plan if the phone stops working.
I would assume though that Droid phones are built with higher end hardware though than the phones I've gotten refurbished.
I've had a the dreaded razr, the voyager, and the samsung reality as refurbished phones all of which had worked fine at first but shortly after had given me issues.
Of course I do believe that even with the refurbished phones you can buy a full replacement "Like new" plan if the phone stops working.
from my experience yes, although I would ask just to be sure.
all refurbished phones I have had have been the result of the brand new phone breaking in which they had sent me a refurbished replacement.
so in the matter of buying a refurbished phone right off the bat I wouldn't take my advice on this opinion without first confirming it with Verizon.= \
sorry that I don't know for sure though
all refurbished phones I have had have been the result of the brand new phone breaking in which they had sent me a refurbished replacement.
so in the matter of buying a refurbished phone right off the bat I wouldn't take my advice on this opinion without first confirming it with Verizon.= \
sorry that I don't know for sure though
oh in that case, if the refurbished phone has issues you can keep sending it back until you get one that works,
It's a bittersweet reality I suppose = |
I wish they had a 1 time new phone replacement where the first new one breaks they will send 1 new replacement and after that you will get refurbished, that's just my wishful thinking though, phone insurance doesn't match up to car hah
It's a bittersweet reality I suppose = |
I wish they had a 1 time new phone replacement where the first new one breaks they will send 1 new replacement and after that you will get refurbished, that's just my wishful thinking though, phone insurance doesn't match up to car hah
I was sent a "Certified Like New Replacement" for my original Droid (even though I went through 4 CLNR in 12 hours), after the issues I was having with referbs, I got a "referb" Droid 2. It's been fine to this point, but I've only had it about a month, but I've been using the hell out of it and it's not given any issues. But, the actual probability of this Droid 2 being a referb is slim.
